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'In the global beauty contest, the dollar is the least ugly candidate'

Central banks around the world seem to have only one solution for every problem that various economies have been facing: print more money.
By Vivek Kaul  |  Section: Mumbai

Trapping leopards is not the real solution: Wildlife expert

While the mere mention of a leopard instills fear among people, wildlife expert Vidya Atreya says the vice-versa is equally true about the big cat, which is ever wary of man.
By Vaishali Balajiwale  |  Section: Mumbai

Never opposed white paper on irrigation: Ajit Pawar

The deputy chief minister speaks exclusively to Surendra Gangan on Maharashtra's irrigation woes.
By Surendra Gangan  |  Section: Mumbai

India should learn from Chhattisgarh

This United Nations Food & Agriculture Organization India representative spoke to Yogesh Pawar on the current scenario in agriculture.
By Yogesh Pawar  |  Section: Mumbai

'Tie-ups with foreign universities are being planned'

In an exclusive interview with DNA, Rajesh Tope, minister of higher and technical education talks reforms, tie-ups with foreign universities and online assessments with Kanchan Srivastava
By Kanchan Srivastava  |  Section: Mumbai

Some of my best vacations were in space, says Marsha Ivins

US astronaut Marsha Ivins, who has been on five space missions and has clocked 55 hours in space, was in town to speak at the Nehru Planetarium.
By Rito Paul  |  Section: Mumbai

Success is fulfilling your soul's purpose: Jack Canfield

'Winners take responsibility for changing their behaviour as necessary to produce the right results. They don't blame other people, the government, the weather, the economy.' Jack Canfield, co-author of the Chicken Soup For The Soul series and America's top success coach, reveals some secrets.
By Daniel Pinto  |  Section: Mumbai

'We have not been able to create another Mendha Lekha'

Union minister for rural development, drinking water and sanitation Jairam Ramesh expresses his displeasure with the poor implementation of the Forest Rights Act in Gadchiroli
By DNA Correspondent  |  Section: Mumbai

'Approach maths practically to develop interest in it'

Maths teacher talks about the importance of the subject and how essential it is in our daily lives.
By Archana Dahiwal  |  Section: Mumbai

'Common woman needs a platform to express herself'

Katariya, who started the first women’s literary meet in PCMC, tells what inspired her to do so.
By Archana Dahiwal  |  Section: Mumbai
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